Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-04-23

lug, ltcLllZcu, Slf.ZU,
to legal rates and allowed from
county general fund."".....$ 7 90
Rill of G. A. Siddons, M. d., me-
dical attendance county poor,
itemized, and allowed .......... 20 sc
Bill Of j. M. Stewart, boarding
prisoners, itemized, and al
III Il
Bill of w. II. Frye, part salary
district attorney quarter end
ing April Sd, alllowed........ 90 O(
Laid before the board report of road
viewers d. ID. Tubbs, A. Yerkes, and w,
r.. Bond, on road as follows: Com.
mencing at the west line Of Custer City,
near the crossing of French creek, in
~tersecting the Custer City and Point of
Rocks road at Davis ranch. Viewers
report as follows:
We, the undersigned, appointed as a
committee to view the road designated
in the within notice, We report that we
have examined the proposed route OF
said road, and report in favor Of the es-
t~ablishment of the same.
There being no remonstrance on file
against said road, it is hereby establish
ed as a county road. Surveyor is order,
ed to make a survey and file a plat and
field notes Of said road in the Office OF
the county clerk. Supervisor is ordered
to work said road.
Laid before the board road petition OF
M. j. Kepler ct al, praying for a road as
follows: To be established on section
lines dividing sections 20 and q, town
ship 8, range z east. Commencing at
north end Of said sections, and running
south to the county line, being 3 miles.
Laid over for want Of evidence as to
notices having been posted.
Laid before the board petition Of Levi
j. futile OF al, praying for a change in
the public highway, between Custer
City and Point Of Rocks; said change to
be made in manner following, to-wit
Commencing at a point IN said public
highway at what is known as Tuttles
house; running thence in a southerly
course along the west side Of the creek.
q distance of about one half mile, anc
there connecting with said public high
wey. The following named person;
were appointed to view said road. b
+. Porter, Joseph Peltz, and III, X
Grifis, to report at next regular meet.
ing ofthe board.
The following bills were presented:
Bill of w. G. Bower, services as
county superintendent, and
mileage, itemized, and allow'd s II 81
Bill of Archie Riordan, consta-
BILE, itemized, and allowed. "a e
Bill of W. H.. Frye, expenses as
district attorney, itemized,
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, % on
Bill of John w. Mcintyre, sur
veying certain roads and plat
ing same, itemized, allowed. 200 q
Laid before the board road petition o
j. L. Barnes and others, praying for {
county road as follows. to-wit: Com
mencing at or near the confluence O
French creek into the Cheyenne river
thence along the valley of said French
creek to the village of Fairburn thence
up said valley through the settled por
ton thereof (best to suit the settlers) tc
the most feasible point to cross the
divide between French and Squaw
creeks, 70 intcrsect the Custer or Squaw
creek road, at Oh near Isaac Clark's
ranch on the said Custer road.
Also a branch to said road, commenc.
ing at the village of Fairburn extending
up what is known as Dry creek, passing
through or near the ranch owned by
Isaac Ennis; thence by the most feast
BILE route to intersect the above de-
scribed road, about one mile west Of the
Feay's ranch. The following named
persons were appointed as viewers of
said road to report at next regular meet
ing, A. l.. Sprague, II. M. Steel, and w.
w. Grub.
Board adjourned to meet at 8 o'clock
a. M, April l4th, 1887.
S. NJ. BooTH, Chairman.
Attest:
J. L. PITCHER, County Clerk.
CUSTER Cry, April IA, 1887.
Board in session pursuant to adjourn,
ment.
Present: All the members and coun.
ty clerk.
The following bonds with applications
to sell liquors were examined and APP